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SUNDAY MORNING. OTNSWICR DAILY NEWS. PUBLISHED DAILY BY TH' NEWS PUBLISHING CO. A. H. LEAVY Manager. C. H. LEA. 7 Editor. LOUIB J. LEAVY. Jr... City Editor. Advertising rates made known on application. Church and other char itable organization notices published at half the regular rates. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Terms to subscribers In the city and by mall free of charge to all parts of the United Statep and Canada, Mexico. F<> At Rico. Guam, Philippics Island* and Hawaiian Islands: Par Month $ 50 81* Months 2 50 One Year 6 00 Catered at the Brunswick, Ga.. post office, as second-class mall matter. Moo Emory Speer has designated The Brunswick Dally News a a the official organ of the United States Court. In bankruptcy proceedings, for G'ynn county. TELEPHONE 188. PUBLISHERS NOTICE. T.,e News Publishing Ompaßy de sires It to be distinctly understood that all legal advertisements must be paid for In advance. We cannot af ford to devote our space to such ad ▼ertlsements and wait on the courts ’e' the money. The Tillman trial Is set for to tnorrowi Curtis Jett has been sentenced to hang on December 18. i Washington is to get lively again. The Roosevelt r e to return tomorrow, They say that Senator Morgan is the youngest old man in the country. There Is more truth than poetry in the Jokes on women and tho bargain counters. Wo are sorry that Stove Postell was defeated for a .place In the Atlanta city council. It Is rumored that Emperor Frances Joseph la soon to abdicate. Yea, when he dies. Every man In Georgia should lend his aid in tho enforcement ot tho game and fish laws. Put your advertisement where it will be road by the buying public. That pleaeses The News. The chilly weather we had some days ago makes the rajs of Old Sol tho harder to stand now. Tho Atlanta police department is luefore the public eye. We are some sorry for the Atlanta people. Chicago was an hundred years old yesterday. The largest and handsom est. century plant in the world, too. The Goolot wedding rather evens up. She gets the ltoxeburg and ho gets the iw.li.sbag. Ring oft please. The Augusta Chronicle issue this ultimatum to the liquor dealers of that city: "UOycolt and be damned, all of you.” The race question is worrying the people of other sections a great deal more than it is us. We have other things to occupy our mind. Editor Mercer, of Fitzgerald, had a little stojoet duel some dhyp ago but it was a duel of the right sort — neither participant was injured. The vagrancy cases are to come up In the city court and we will now hear what the local attorneys think of the new law. An edvertiser who does not want his name mentioned told a News re porter yesterday that his ad. in this paper had (paid him over a hundred per cent. The average fellow that comes up and hits you on tho back aud tells you what a good follow you are, is the one that tygns the comer aud de nounces you. 1 Editor Dfitfh Grubb oonQinues ta keep a sparkling editorial column in his popular paper, tits Darien Gazette Col. Gru'ldt is one of the bzrightest mon on the Georgia press. We believe in placing credit where It properly belongs. If there is any are member of council entitled to more credit than the other ones for the saving of the trees it is Aldermen Robinson, whose minority report ap pealed to the press aud ta the people and who really is responsible for the fact that the trees were not cut down. IF MCKINLEY HAD LIVED. If McKinley had lived the nation would have been spared many a vex ation. His tact, his regard for the feel ings of others, his good humor, his freedom from the spectacular, hi.• old fashioned way of dealing with his fel low-wen guided his own bark over many a shoal and and shallow, even as they were, piloting the nation into smooth water. Mr. Roosevelt upon a melancholy occasion at Buffalo, pledged himself to the carrying out inf the policy of the dead president. He vyae sincere. No unpredjucided observer can in the least doubt but that President Roosevelt entered upon his duticci with a lofty purpose in view. Buit, he has failed to come up to popular expectation, and his blunders have shocked friend and foe alike, but it ail has been because of a lack of expert<nce, rashness and and a cocksuremess of opinion. The wisdom of the American pool pie in, selecting presidents of age and recognized level headedness lias been more than vindicated and it s lkie ly that the experience of Mr Romae velt will -tan alone in American his tor. Judge Ti or, chairman of the pris on board l.as been over to Eatonton, "explaining the prison system of the state.” Strikes us that he has all kindfi of “explaining" to do between the present time and election day. The cassava experiment did not turn out well for the farmers of this sec tion. What these "Sons of the Soil?” want is something that requires no work in the planting, harvesting or gelling. The papers in this circuit are throw ing some pretty boqueslls at Cal. Max Isaac on his appointment as referee In, 1 lilaulsruptcyl T|liHh brainy young taiitxurnry deserves everything good said about, him and we may go fur ther and uav—more. Mb. Max Isaac, a well known at totiuiey Of Brunswick, has been ap pointed by Judge Emory Sipoer, as referee in bankruptcy to succeed Judg Q Crovatt, resigned. Mr. Isaac is now the youngest judge in Georgia as well as on® of the best lawyers. The Breeze tenders congratulations to the Judge.—Douglas Breeze. Horn. Max Isaac, of Brunswick, has boon appointed referee in bankruptcy to succeed Judge Alfred J. Crovatt. Judge Speer could not have done bet ter. —Baxley Banner. Considerable talk lias been indulged in lately as to the inefficiency of the Brunswick telephone exchange and it has beou asserted that certain in dividuals have been to Atlanta and “officially" complained to the manage ment on the poorness of the system in this city. Neither the board of trade, the city council nor the coun ty commissioners have ever taken act ion on the subject and w'e are at a loss tp understand who was repre sented in this official reiwurt to head quarters. Asa matter of fact the ex change at times lias been a little im perfect in its workings, but on the whole the service lias been fairly good and Manager Haley at all times gives prompt attention to all complaints lodged wiith him. The summer outing of the Roose velt family cost the government sev eral hundred thousand dollars but ttiink of the good time the children had. While The News Is full of ads. from the Brunswick merchants iliis morning, tv did not find them at the (l<x>r when we came down yesterday. No. Indeed, they were hustled for, and while wo have three or four ex- tra pages we could have easily accom molduftod limit many -mure. At ,the same time none were left hanging on the outsido of the chase when the foreman made up the last forms this morning. Distress After Eating Cured. Judge \V. T. Holland of Green'aurg, La., who is well and favorably known says: "Two yeais ago I suffered greatly float indigestion After eating, gc u distress would iuvuriaUy result, last ing for an hour or so aud my nights were restless. 1 concluded i< try lioool Dyspepsia cure aud it cured me en tirely. Now my sleep is refreshing and indigsteion perfect. Sold by Jue ger’s pharmacy. ®§KOPOLpi digest iWh*t I Weak Hearts Are due to indigestion. Ninety-nine of everyone hundred people who have heart trouble can remember when it was simple indigestion, it is a scien tific fact that all cases of heart dis ease, not organic, are not only trace able to. but are the direct result of indigestion. All food taken into the stomach which fails of perfect diges tion ferments and swells the stomach, puffing it up against the heart. This Interferes with the action of the heart, and in the course of lime that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased. fiodol Digests What You Eat Mrs. Lorlng Nichols of Penn Yan. N. Y , writes: After esrting, my food would distress me by making my heart palpitate and I would become very weak. Finally 1 got a bottle of Kodol and it gave me immediate relief. After using a few bottles I am cured. Kodol cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach disorders, and gives the heart a full, free and untram meled action. Bottles only. SI.OO Sire holding 214 times the trial size, whith sells for 50c ' ' j ftEURCD ■ Smith's Pharmacy, Joerger’s Pharma cy, Fortson’s Drug Store. |To Grots) Hair i D&&DRUFF ■j SHE <*• J and Hair Tonic is j 'BCSt BMwr* rf imitations CORF, ■j SHAVING FOAM ,} fOk EASY !JA\ sNfc* lift.r *in v m *ji p-u Minds ; r> : t'liapsiLfc £3 tui*es. 1 f your barber or dmgtfist doe H Lot lrnept( ’>& Gimvink b’oam >ai*d SK’.j* tc B A F Cos Chfc: for ra*ruta> tt.be For Sale by W J BUTTS, Druggist itieterue i/cnie. Til In jlebr ,ed tonic l* itt growing demand. Thi season ot tb- grea*ct need is approaching. InaU- ’.ion, flil liousness. Jaundice, Chill* t id Fever, Hick Headache, pains In to i back and kidneys all depend upon ku iris, ani Bellevue Tan’ j cures them an is say torm, W. J, BUI TS. The Druggist. Wrought Iron and Woven Wire Fencing The Celebrated PAGE make. C. W. DEMING, General Agent. Brunswick, Ga. Forston’s drug store is headquarters for fresh garden seed of ail kind*. The Genuine vs. Counteifeits. The i.outline is always letter than a counterfeit, but the truth of this cement is never more forcibly real zed or more thoroughly appreciated Ilian when you compare the genuine DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with the many counterfeits and worthless sun .itutes that are on the market. \\ S. Ledbetter, Shreveport, La,, says: "After using many other remedies without benefit, one box of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured me.” For blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles, no remedy is equal to DeWitt’s -'lt Hazel Salve. Sold by Joerger 3 tat •■jaey. Forstou's drug store has just rc-ceiv j Ct! a fresh shipment of Huyler’s caudles. j | I Look in each package ror a copy I of the famous little book, "The Road to Wellville” STORM INSURANCE. Protect your property against loss or damage by cyclone aud wind storms. Policies issued by JAMES S. WRIGHT. .LYNN CLEANING AND PRESS ING CLUB. Andrew Wripnt, ..... Proprietor. 100 Gloucester Street. .leaning, Repairing and Tailoring. •'Prompt Attention” Our Motto. BEST MATERIAL . . . COMPETENT WORKKMEN \n order will convince you that we will give satisfaction.. Phone 31. Fail will soon be here. Have vour overcoat dyed at the Glynn Cleaning ud Pressing club. - — ___ Single stone diamond ring, unre deemed, tor $42,50. Joel Bros., re liable pawnbrokers. ■RUNSWrtfce _ WANT COLUMN. If you want a position, a house, * servant, or want to find anything that has been lost, or want some thing that someone else has, ad vertise in this column. C —- - —— FOR RENT. FOR RENT —Furnished rooms to rent to men. 218 Union street. FOR RENT—Stores, offices and dwellings. Apply to Brobston, Fendig & Cos. FOR RENT. —A five room house. Apply toi 121 north Amherst street. FOR KENT. —Nicely furnished rooms in excellent location. Apply 303 Union street, corner of Monk. FOR RENT.—Front room; furnish ed and use of hath room. Excellent location. Address “D,” care News. FOR RENT —Three unfurnished rooms kitchen, store room and pantry on fitst floor - also two furnislhed rooms up stairs at 712 Union street. f OR RENT.—Ta.ee famished rooms snd kitchen, storeroom and pantry on first floor and also furnished rooms on second floor. Apply 702 Union street. FOR Tiff T—The Coney residence, 708 Union street; 8 rooms, gas and electric lights, porcelain tub and basin. One of the best residences in the city. FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Two good milk cows. S. Marks. FOR SALE —Tandem bicycle Bt a great bargain. Enquire at News of fice. FOR SAI.E.—A good piano. Apply at the Arcade. FOR SALE.—Household furniture and one piano in good condition. Ap ply at 712 Union street. FOR SALE—A desirable farm, con taining 25 acres, improved; a short distance from the city. Enquire at The News office. PRIVATE SALE.—Furniture and household effects. Cairpets, matting etc. Cheap for cash. Frederic B. Chandler, Oaklawm. FOR SALE—I 7 acres under fence and 15 acres of it under plow, the Putin am place, Peiicanville, SBOO. Brobston, Fendig & Cos. FOR SALE—79 acre", 40 acres cleared, small house and barn, In quarter of a mile of Greenland sta tion and mile and a half of 6-mile crossing; cheaper than dirt at SBOO Brobston. Fendig & Cos. FOUND. FOUND. —A gentleman’s bicycle, is painted green. Apply at the News office for information regarding the same. LOST. LOST —A baby pin, with small dia mond in center. Reward will be paid for return of same to Elkan, Rackett store. LOST.—A red setter puppy nine months old. Had on collor. Reward if returned to H. W. Gale. LOST—GoId link cuff button. Fin der return to the News office and re ■ celvo more than the button Is worth. 1 LOST —A pearl stick pin, cresce.it and star. Return to this office and i receive reward. Also badge, lyre of gold with initials G. M. C. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED.—CIerk. G.POd salary to right party. Joel Bros. WANTED —Three boys, not under 12 years of age. apply at Western Un ion Telegraph office af q)nee. WANTED. —Young lady desires a position ae stenographer and type writer. Has had ample experience j nind (can 1 furnish good recoinmenda- I tions. Apply to “Stenographer” New office. NOTftCE, —All parties are hereby warned and notified not to trespass on long Island or Little St. Simon All trespassers will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. John Currie. C' Made Young Again. “One of Dr. King’s New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me my ‘teens’ again,” writes Dr. i> H. Turner of Dempseytown, Pa They're the bost In the world for liver, stomach and bowels. Purely vegeta ble- Never gripe. O"'- SB cents at College Founded 1877 by Alfred Shorter. An endowed Insti tution for ladies. Stands foremost in America in point of health. Offers a thorough education under ideal con ditions. "The best school for the best people." Music Conservatory offers unequalled advantages. Early registration necessary. Many late applicants turned away last year. Session opens Sept. 24th. Illustrated catalogue will h-nt f :e. postpaid,.on application to President bitneiony >. o. Box (tome. Ga. The Death Penalty. A little thing sometimes results n death. Thus a mere scratch, in significant cuts or puny boils have aid the death penalty. It is wise o have F'.cklin’s Arnica Salve ever handy. It’s the best salve on arth and will prevent fatality, when turns, Sores, Ulcers and Piles threat n. Only 25 cents at all drug stores. Salesman wanted at once. Good f salary to the right man. Joel Bros, I reliable pawnbrokers. Muscatel, port, Sherry. Catawba 1 and blackberry wines at 25cents a bat' tie, one fifth gallon oach. All these! wines of California vintage, 3 Dev-! Isoa - ' - . - W*(cr llefore Meal*. While the general opinion of those supposed to Ik* authorities on this mat ter has heou that the habit and drinking ■water at meals is a deleterious one, it la now stated, according to recent in vestigations, that a little water, if not too cold, is beneficial, as it assists in "the digestion of food. A too copious supply of water dilutes the gastric Juice, and if too cold it lowers the tem perature of the stomach below normal, thus impairing digestion, if. however, water is takeuiu limited quantities. tb peptones formed o.v the action of gss tric juice on food .it he washed as'.ce, thereby facilitating absorption. By tin t means the undigested food is iuia bare and is more susceptible to further cv . lion of the gastric juice. During the period of rest phlegm, being very tena cious, prevents the free tiow of gastric Juice for some time, hence delays di gestion. A drink of water before meals Is recommended because it loosens and •washes away this deposit of mucus, thereby permitting the gastric juice to attack the food as it enters the stem ach.—Bo3tou Transcript Potent Pill Pleasure. The pills that are potent in their action and pleasant in effect are DoWitt’s Little Early Risers. W. S. Pbilpot. of Albany. Ga., says "During a bilious attack I took one. Small as It was it did me more good than aiomel, blue mass or anv other pill*. I ever took and at the same time it effected me plea* —illy. Little Early Risers are certto'-lv • Idem pill. Sold by .Toerge” - Pb s, —">cv> For the Best in Printing—Try the News Job Office. [ THE OGLETHORPE, j HUGH PORTER, Mgr. [Brunswick’s Only First! f Class Hotel. ® \ Reasonable Rates to i Traveling Men. [ Excellent Cuisine. Perfect Service, i [PHILLIPS the TAILOR] | Opera House Block, j • r [ Has a large and selected stock of ■ new goods, for the coming season, i f best of work and perfect fit guar- 3 [anteed. [ Pants made to erder for $4.00. ] [Suits made to order for $15.00. i If you want a Swell [ Suit give me a [call. ' WOOD Oak and Pine B. H. DANIELS, Phono 326 DEVARIS & LIVADAS, Country Grocery Siore, STAPLE AND FANG/ GROCERIES 204 Monk St. ’ Pnone 141 UNION CLEANING and PRESSING CLUB. U ' EDWARD MARTIN clean and press your clothes He sloes good work and will glva yes Satisfaction. Phone 146-2 003 Monk St. COAL AND WOOD, CONEY & PARKER, ltddd Dyspepsia &urs Digests what vu "?* BRUNSWICK CYCLE CO. JOHN HAENEL, Manager. Phone 267-2. 307 Newcastle St Bicycles, Guns, Pistols and Sewing Machines. REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE A SPECIALTY. X FOR l GROCERIES : + AND 4 ♦Fresh Meats t + REMBEMBER + ♦ Durden &Cos * . W c‘ and I Street sell it for 1 ■ less. Phone 352, and what you ♦ F order will be delivered promptly. + ♦ READ THESE PRICES. + Htew Meats from 6 to 71-2 T + pound Steak from 10c pound to * A. R. U. C. UPHOLSTEhttvo and CANIN© Laying Carpets a nr’ Matting, w. -..tr. in Cane Seats tn hai-s, MaUr-sues made and renovate.!. Furniture re packed and carpers cleaned, Baby Carriages Repaired. W. H. THOMAS, 110 Gloucester Street Jfrarfrtf'f Fu lly nine-tenths of the ills of mankind can be B l traced to irregularities of the stomach and bow- 8 Health els< hen these important organs fail to act ■ c regularly the system becomes clogged with H I impurities, and perfect health is impossible. Mozley’s g ■ Lemon Elixir is a pleasant lemon drink which acts gently | If and thdtoughly cleanses the system. It is the perfect liquid ■ ■ laxative, and is good for every member of the J|>f _ if family. Fifty cents a bottle at all drug-stores. UZtlfsy o a Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops are without any equal J nrncifl J for coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, etc •zs*m****m. r.iNiii Elixir UI-iJEIiI. BAY IRON WORKS: Manufacturers and Repairers of Machinery, Engines, Saw Mills Marine work a specialty. Packings, Fittings and Supplies Estimates Furnished Free of Charge. 629 Bay St, W. R. DART, CLAUD DART, President and Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. 0- Downing, President. E. H. Mason, Vice-President. E.D.Waiter, Cashier, iiie National Ban* oi Brmib wieK. bKcNSVv luK, oa CAPITAL or ONE HUNDRED AN D FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ind total RESOURCES in excess of ONE-HALF MIUrLtOW PdHAilb, are devoted to the assistance of legit lrnaie business enterprises. DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS invited Com individuals, firms and corpora tions. SAVINGS DEL An. I’M ENT accounts bear interest, compounded quar -erly. Interest bea.it r cenflcatas of deposit waned on special terms!. MONEY OKDELF- of the “BANK HRS’ IdOLEi ORDER ASsOCIW ION” are cheape- mi., ‘ ore coaven lent tha’ poftoffl.ee or express. ■BlySjoiJtD OUHISKbY . |lm organ & Davis * i a DISTRIBUTORS, Brunswick, Gk I BQJI EgpUgSiS: SEAL BRAND COFFEE GOES. It needs no introduction The fact that I sell it is enough. “Emperor’s Biend makes Ideal Iced Tea Sold by this store only tHOMAS KEANY, Fancy Grocer, 312 Newcastle Street. Don’t Make a Mistake About your harness, but call and see J. H. Tankersley and get one of his. Last Better, Sells Cheaper, Gives Best Satisfaction of any. He makes all grades and prices to order. Fine line of horse hats, boots, dusters, oils, and Makes a specialty of repairing trunks, valices, in fact all leather and carriage work neaily done and with dispatch. Call on him. J- H. TANKERSLEY. When you war’ a pleasant pnyslc ry Chamberlai-’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They *re easy to take and olesant In effect For sale by all druggists A Purgative Pleasure, if you ever took DeWitt’s little ear. riers for bibousneas or constipa >n - vuu knew what a purgative pleas, ate is. These famous little pi" cleanse the liver and rid the sysv all without p ducing unpleasant effects. They do not gripe, sicken :r weaken, but give tone and strength ° The t.ssues aud organse involved VV. H. Howell, of Houston, Tex., says: No l etter pill can be used than l i tie Early Rivers for constipation, sic ilitue, etc.” Sold by Joerger, pharmacy. SEPTEMBER 27, ANY CHURC,H or parsonage or in st'Mite supported by voluntary con tribution will be given a liberal quan tity of the Longman & Martinez Pure Paints whenever they paint. Note: Have done so for twenty years. Sales tens of minions nf gallons; painled nearly two million houses under guarantee to repaiDt if not satlsfao tory. The paint wears for periods up to eighteen years. Linseed oil must be added to the paint, (dine in two minutes). Actual cost then about $1.25 per gallon. Samples rge, Sold hy onr agent*. Bowen & Thomas- THE DOG DAYS ARE HERE , Have you your store and offices 1 equipped with Electric Fans. IF NOT, PHONE No. 7. Our Electric Fans make any hot day cool; Will furnish a Seabreeze or land breeze as de-„ sred; will turn August into'- October, and will mix up more* coolness with more atmosphere, than any other thing known of.* MUTUAL LIGHT & WATER CO. J WOOD T-J. KENNER Bay and Gloucester. Phone 376 Pine 75 c Mixed 90 c Oa i.oo “One Dose Convinces.” Mosleys Lemon Llixer acts gently effect. It Is a perfect liquid laxative, in the bowels wltho* * sny uitpieasant 50 cnU per "••* sto